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Students engage meaningfully with chapters in the book Always Was, Always Will Be using the structure of the VOICE framework.

Students strengthen their awareness and understanding of the concept of reconciliation through a short film centred on the song Special treatment by Paul Kelly.

Explore the meaning and purpose of the National Reconciliation Week theme.

In this activity, students develop their own unique and meaningful Acknowledgement of Country.

Students are given the chance to present and perform at their school’s RAP launch.

n this activity, children develop their own unique and meaningful Acknowledgement of Country.

Children are given the chance to present or perform work that they have produced at their early leaning service’s RAP launch.

Children reflect on learning and sharing in their personal network, and the role of strong and supportive networks in reconciliation.

Students explore the cultural, historical and political significance of the Aboriginal Flag.

In this activity, students explore themes of historical acceptance, untold history, the frontier wars, and slavery and stolen wages through a selection of short clips from the documentary film, Occupation: Native.